Queenstown Airport Campervan & Motorhome Hire

There are no campervan rental terminal desks on site. However, most provide a free shuttle service to transport you to and from the airport.

Queenstown offers a variety of campervan hire options, including well-known companies such as Britz, Jucy, and Maui. These companies provide a range of campervans to suit different budgets and travel needs.

To hire a campervan at Queenstown Airport, simply fill out the form above to start your search and choose your ideal campervan rental.

For budget-conscious travellers, many rental companies in Queenstown offer competitive rates on campervans. Booking early, especially during peak seasons, is recommended to secure the best deals. Use the form above to begin your search and find the latest offers.

Yes, many rental companies at Queenstown Airport offer one-way rentals, allowing you to pick up a campervan in Queenstown and return it elsewhere. For example, you can pick up your campervan in Queenstown and return it in Christchurch. This is a popular option for travellers planning to explore the South Island. Check with the rental company for availability, hire locations, and any additional fees.

Queenstown offers several campervan parks with facilities such as powered sites, showers, and kitchen areas. The closest campground to the airport is Driftaway Queenstown located in Frankton. For parks near central Queenstown, consider Queenstown Holiday Park & Motels Creeksyde or Hampshire Holiday Parks - Queenstown Lakeview.

Yes, there are designated campervan parking areas in Queenstown, but it's important to follow local regulations. Some areas in the town centre have restrictions, so you are advised to use authorised campervan parks or designated parking spots. There are 33 parking spaces specifically for large campervans in the Boundary Street car park a short walk from the centre of Queenstown. Small campervans are permitted to park in the CBD, as they are of similar size to an ordinary car. We recommend referring to the Queenstown Lakes District Council website for more information.

Campervans are generally smaller and more compact, making them easier to drive and park. Motorhomes, on the other hand, are larger and often include more amenities, such as a bathroom and kitchen facilities. The choice depends on your comfort level and the size of your travel group.

Many rental companies in Queenstown offer competitive rates on campervans, especially during off-peak seasons. Use the form above to begin your search and find the latest offers.

Before renting a campervan, ensure you have a valid driver's licence, understand the rental terms and conditions, and familiarise yourself with New Zealand's road rules. Also, consider your itinerary and book your campervan in advance to secure availability.

There are many places you can camp throughout the district, ranging from fully serviced holiday parks to Department of Conservation campsites. Be a responsible camper and protect our special place by upholding the Tiaki Promise and leaving no trace of your stay. Freedom camping is permitted only if your vehicle is certified self-contained, with a toilet and enough fresh water and wastewater storage for three days. It is important to check if camping is permitted on public land; otherwise, you may incur a fine.  For more information on local camping, including where to responsibly dispose of rubbish and recycling, please visit www.qldc.govt.nz/responsible-camping or download the Campermate app.